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Rising unemployment rates among Afrikan youth; deliberate attempts to destabilize the Afrikan economy?
When a wealthy continent is unable to make use of her greatest asset to revamp growth and development, then her ‘leadership’ and those institutions by which her ‘leaders’ order...
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Moroka: The rain-making doctor of the Pedi tribe in South Africa
One of these rare and powerful individuals is the Moroka of the Pedi tribe in South Africa. Moroka means; the traditional rain-making doctor. The Pedi tribe of South Africa belongs to the Sotho-Tswana...
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Black King Solomon: The Moroccan king and pirate who fathered over 1000 children
“If God has given me the Kingship, then no man can take it away.” – Sultan Moulay Ismail Ibn Sharif, the King of Morocco from 1672 to 1727. He was born in the year 1645 at Sijilmasa according...
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Worst decision ever by the U.S. Supreme Court: The 1857 Case of Dred Scott
Dred Scott was a Black slave owned by a surgeon of the U.S army named; James Emmerson who lived in the slave state of Missouri. In 1834, James Emmerson moved from Missouri to Illinois which was a free...
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When Black New Yorkers decided to unite for their own: Buffalo race riots of 1967
The Buffalo riot lasted till the 1st of July 1967. It resulted in over 180 arrests and an estimated $250,000 in property damage. Poor housing structure, limited job opportunities for the Black youth resulting...
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Kher Sesheta: Black Jesus and the ancient Afrikan origins of Christianity
“That which is called the Christian religion existed amongst the ancients, and never did not exist. From the beginning of the human race until Christ came in the flesh, at which point the true religion...
